2026 Competition Multipliers | PGA Tour & LIV Stats | Click column headers to sort | Click any row for player detail
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Pick Model:iComposite E[$]: Rank-based composite (Total:20, App:10, ATG:20) → expected payout curve × multiplier. Backtested 2-5 vs pool.
Augusta Short Game: mult × SG:ATG (raw). Rewards high-multiplier players with elite short games. Backtested 3-4 vs pool, highest total ($33.3M).
Iron Play Blend: mult1.8 × (3.5×ATG + 2×App)/5.5. Blends short game (64%) with approach (36%), amplifies high-multiplier longshots. Best model: 5-2 vs pool ($39.9M).
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How Composite Ranking Works
Each player is ranked 1–66 in every stat category against this field. By default, their 2025 and YTD rank are averaged (use the toggles above for a single time period).
Composite Score = weighted average of ranks: (Rank₁ × Weight₁ + Rank₂ × Weight₂ + …) ÷ (Weight₁ + Weight₂ + …). Lower is better — a score of 1.0 would mean #1 in every category.
Weights are relative — only the ratios between sliders matter, not the sum. Setting 30/20/10 is identical to 6/4/2. The total is shown for convenience but does not need to be 100.
Expected Earnings (E[$]) = base_payout(composite_rank) × multiplier. The base payout is a smooth curve fitted to 9 years of backtested results — better composite rank = higher expected payout. The multiplier then amplifies it. This is the core metric for the multiplier competition. If a player has no data for a stat, that stat is skipped automatically.